Anonymous Voters
You may be able to register anonymously if you are concerned about your name and address appearing on the electoral register because you think that it could affect your safety, or the safety of someone in the same household as you.
You will need to:
- Explain why your safety (or the safety of someone in the same household as you) would be at risk if your name and address appeared on the electoral register
- Provide a court document or an attestation from an authorised person to support your application
How registering anonymously works
If you are registered anonymously, your name and address will not appear on the electoral register and you will not be included on any registration forms sent to your address. Your electoral registration office will contact you separately. You will still be able to vote.
How to register to vote
- Fill in the anonymous registration form below
- Make sure you sign the declaration
- Provide evidence to support your application (More info P4-5 of the form)
- Return your completed form and the relevant evidence to your electoral registration office. You can find their address from the Electoral Commission.